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Great environment with friendly fellow hikers. Well maintained overall
Went around in circles a few times, but had a blast
Easy breezy trail. It's actually part of a larger network that includes Lime Kiln and Jack Pine. I know there's supposed to be a lake but we walked about an hour and we didn't see one.
We also got to feed some super friendly grey Jays who come and sit on your hands. Their scratchy little claws were so delicate and cute.
And the piece de resistance were 3 wild turkeys just running around. They were huge. Two seemed very accustomed to people. One not so much. Very exciting.
We also got to feed some super friendly grey Jays who come and sit on your hands. Their scratchy little claws were so delicate and cute.
And the piece de resistance were 3 wild turkeys just running around. They were huge. Two seemed very accustomed to people. One not so much. Very exciting.
A fairly easy hike, good for beginners and lots of other connecting trails.
Pretty good trail, took 40 minutes to complete 1 loop. Could probably do it in 25. Wooden bridges are cool, lots of lookouts.
Turkeys, raccoons, squirrels and you guessed it TONS OF CHIPMUNKS!! bring seeds and bug spray
Pretty short and sweet. Some boardwalks and a good place to see a beaver dam ! Lots of wildlife around the trail due to the fact that other people leave bird seed. Outhouses are clean, located near the parking lot.
